(c) An order appointing a receiver or

C. Mechanism for appointing members of the Supreme Court

The same can be concluded in appointing members of steering and supervisory boards.

The meeting aimed at appointing a Steering Committee and establishing the specific tasks entrusted to each partner.

And I thank him who enabled me, Christ Jesus our Lord, because he counted me faithful, appointing me to service

And I thank him who enabled me, Christ Jesus our Lord, because he counted me faithful, appointing me to service

The Committee had stated its views on the advisability of appointing a Special Rapporteur on laws that discriminated against women.

She wondered what the main obstacle was to appointing women representatives and hoped that, in future, the situation would change.

(c) Recalls the practice of appointing the External Auditor for a period of two years and thereafter extending the appointment

But We have decided to grant a favor to the suppressed ones by appointing them leaders and heirs of the land,

But We have decided to grant a favor to the suppressed ones by appointing them leaders and heirs of the land,

El Salvador responded by appointing a Secretary of Youth, whose department is working, with broad participation, on a national youth policy.

The above stated data indicate that when appointing presidents of courts a great advantage is given to men when compared to women.

To help the Council consider further steps and improve its understanding of the LRA, it could consider appointing a panel of experts.

4. In recommending or appointing individuals to act as conciliator, the institution or person shall have regard to such considerations as are likely to secure the appointment of an independent and impartial conciliator and, where appropriate, shall take into account the advisability of appointing a conciliator of a nationality other than the nationalities of the parties.

And then when he won the general election, he stunned the nation even more by appointing each of these three rivals into his Cabinet.

Appointing a group of focal points instead of one focal point may diminish the institutional rivalry that so frequently manifests itself in our work.

5. Underlines the continued importance of the Secretary General's ensuring, when appointing his Special Representatives and Envoys, the highest standards of integrity, competency, impartiality and professionalism

5.4 By reference to Kazantzis v. Cyprus, the author submits that the procedure for appointing judges falls within the scope of article 25 (c) of the Covenant.

The third recommendation was to grant to the courts broad flexibility in appointing examiners and the powers assigned to them in reorganization proceedings beyond merely investigatory powers.

For us, irrespective of the designations given to, and rationale advanced for, appointing a special envoy, the act can only be tantamount to the establishment of a new mechanism .

Some countries may even want to consider appointing a growth czar to connect all of these policy dots. In the end, however, the actual growth figures are not the point.

The United Nations should put a stop to such practices by appointing without delay a new independent jurist to assist the Special Representative, the post having been vacant since 1999.

In that regard, Mr. Egeland suggested several potential practical steps that the Council could take to help address the regional dimension of the crisis, including the idea of appointing a panel of experts.

The Secretary General went further, with the apparent acquiescence of the Security Council, to placate Ethiopia by appointing a Special Envoy to explore the options of an alternative mechanism as Ethiopia had requested.

Notes with concern the delay and difficulties experienced in recruiting and appointing aviation safety officers in some peacekeeping operations, and requests the Secretary General to take all necessary measures to fill the vacancies expeditiously

The solution is to focus less on women and more on elevating the value of care and expanding the roles and choices open to men. Electing and appointing more women to powerful roles remains essential.

The Government should refrain from appointing persons who have violated human rights to any public positions and should institute appropriate mechanisms to ensure that known human rights violators are not able to hold public office.

His delegation commended the Department for putting in place its new organizational structure, in particular for appointing coordinators to work with substantive departments on the formulation of information programmes and media strategies on priority issues.

All municipalities need to support returns actively (a priority), including those municipalities only recently taking necessary preparatory steps such as appointing municipal returns officers and allowing municipal returns meetings to be held in municipality buildings.

Obama s impressive signals since taking office telephoning Arab leaders before European allies, appointing special envoy George Mitchell and speaking on Al Arabiyeh for his first interview reflect a different approach from the staid and unimaginative past.

And remember O dear Prophet (Mohammed peace and blessings be upon him) when you came forth from your house in the morning, appointing the believers on positions of battle and Allah is All Hearing, All Knowing.

And remember O dear Prophet (Mohammed peace and blessings be upon him) when you came forth from your house in the morning, appointing the believers on positions of battle and Allah is All Hearing, All Knowing.

Of course, I would be very happy if a decision by the Secretary General to appoint a special envoy for Kosovo were coordinated with Brussels and Washington those capitals are considering appointing their own envoys as well.

In order to administer the process of evaluating and appointing the new judges and associate judges of the Supreme Court, the new Law on the Organization of the Judiciary provides for the establishment of a Qualifications Committee.

We were therefore heartened to hear the Secretary General's statement yesterday that he would, by the end of the week, be responding to the call of the leaders who met in Jakarta by appointing a special representative.

The Office of the High Representative continued to work to strengthen the capacity of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina by recruiting and appointing international judges and prosecutors for the special panels on organized crime and war crimes.

But the task of finding, appointing, and accepting independent judges remains. It will be particularly difficult in an environment in which the sharia that is, Islamic religious law administered not by judges but by priests is never far away.

It is a sorry tale of poor global governance. Europe does not get in America s way because it wants to maintain Europe s equally out dated privilege of appointing the head of the International Monetary Fund, the Bank s sister institution.

In the reporting period, the new mayor started appointing a multi ethnic, unified city administration and there is clear majority support in the City Council and among the community as a whole to press on with the unification process.

(b) To establish, consistent with data protection legislation, databases on women and their qualifications for use in appointing women to senior decision making and advisory positions, for dissemination to Governments, regional and international organizations and private enterprise, political parties and other relevant bodies

6. Further welcomes the initiative taken by the Secretary General in appointing a Special Envoy for the Humanitarian Crisis in the Horn of Africa, with the objective of mobilizing resources for relief support as well as the sustainable development of the affected areas

Regardless of the fact that the analysis included the period of appointments of two government, with different political programmes and party members, the common to both of them is segregation of female gender in comparison to male when appointing to different positions.

4.2 The State party recalls the Committee's jurisprudence that the procedure of appointing judges does not come within the purview of a determination of rights and obligations in a suit of law within the meaning of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.

Reaffirming also the hope that, in appointing lecturers for the seminars to be held within the framework of the fellowship programmes in international law, account would be taken of the need to secure the representation of major legal systems and balance among various geographical regions,